The Justice Department's first-ever National Tax Enforcement Surge targeted 76 defendants across 35 U.S. attorneys' offices in a six-week crackdown.

“I could care less what they do with their money”

Elle Duncan calls WNBA discourse toxic and claims Black women are targeted, but her own career at ESPN and now Netflix tells a different story.

Barcelona's mayor says tourist taxes still aren't high enough as Spain's mass tourism and vacation rental crisis continue to spark angry and loud protests by residents.

A 44-year-old woman clung to a lifebuoy for 20 hours in the Ionian Sea after reportedly jumping from Royal Caribbean's Odyssey of the Seas near Zakynthos.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued Gerber Products Company (“Gerber”) and Nestlé USA, Inc. (“Nestle”) for allegedly deceiving parents and other consumers regarding “toxic heavy metals” in their baby foods.

Senator Susan Collins and Democrat Senate nominee Troy Jackson clashed on the debate stage ahead of the November election that will decide the Pine Tree State’s next senator.

‘I will not be silenced’

Guangtian Ha, a Haverford College religion professor, faces a federal indictment over alleged antisemitic cyberstalking of a Jewish colleague.

Anita Meston says she was fired from a United Kingdom school after telling a student she was pro-life, and her case now heads to an employment tribunal.

Soft-on-crime North Carolina Democrat Senate candidate Roy Cooper commuted the death sentence of a man who broke into the home of a 72-year-old woman and robbed, raped, and killed her.

The post Democrat Roy Cooper Took Man Who Raped, Killed Elderly Woman Off Death Row appeared first on Breitbart.

Kai Trump shared a hospital bed photo after wrist surgery at Hospital for Special Surgery, putting her University of Miami golf season on hold.

‘Our investigation aims to discover if allegations of unconstitutional delays in firearm permitting are true’

From bulk Halloween candy to Christmas decorations and cozy fall essentials, these are the October deals worth shopping.

Celebrations in Somaliland, with thousands of people gathering with American flags and fireworks, have continued for a second day after President Donald Trump acknowledged the nation-state inside Somalia as a separate country.

The post Somaliland Enters Second Day of Celebrations as Thousands Praise Trump with U.S. Flags and Fireworks appeared first on Breitbart.

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, warned on his latest "Verdict" podcast that Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed could pose a serious national security threat if elected, citing connections to the Muslim Brotherhood.

The Greensboro Police Department's tweet about speeding and "Raise hell, Praise Dale" sparked a massive backlash from NASCAR fans and Dale Jr. alike.

Women at the gym might be upset with Shane Gillis, but they're still watching.

The comic's latest hosting gig at "Saturday Night Live" delivered one of the show’s biggest YouTube audiences in nearly a year.

'I'd be Sharia on her.'

Magic mic

His opening monologue has drawn more than 2.7 million views, ranking second among “SNL” monologues posted since November 2025.

Gillis took the stage on Saturday night and stirred up online controversy with two observations about big-city gyms: They’re filled with the “hottest gay guys you’ve ever seen,” and “women just dress like whores now.”

Only Ryan Gosling’s early March monologue has drawn more views over the same period, with 3.04 million. The only other monologue to surpass 2 million was actor Connor Storrie’s late February appearance, with 2.08 million.

Gillis’ previous appearances have drawn even bigger audiences. His jokes about President Biden and President Trump in 2025 garnered almost 4.5 million views, while his 2024 appearance drew 7.26 million.

That appearance — his first time back since being fired from the show five years earlier — also generated controversy over his use of the words “gay” and “retarded.”

RELATED: 'He's right about gym girls': Former 'SNL' star backs Shane Gillis as liberal celebs 'gasp' in shock

Will Heath/NBC/Getty Images

Good egg

Gillis also made himself a target in the latest monologue, joking about his weight and his comedian pals describing him as a “gas station egg.”

Some women responded by mentioning Gillis by name in their gym videos — after he had joked about being the creepy guy in the background of just such a video.

He already played a version of that guy on his show “Tires.”

In a clip Netflix promoted in August, Gillis’ character is caught leering at a woman at the gym by a content creator disgusted by his behavior. Gillis’ character tells the man not to let his girlfriend leave the house unless she’s wearing slacks or a burqa.

“I’d be Sharia on her,” he tells the man.

RELATED: Actor MELTS DOWN over jokes about women in Shane Gillis' 'SNL' monologue

The natural

Some “SNL” alumni praised the monologue as it aired.

Victoria Jackson, a cast member from 1986 to 1992, said Gillis looked “skinny/handsome!”

“He’s right about gym girls dressing like ‘whores,’” Jackson said. “When did ‘camel toe’ become acceptable gym fashion and grocery shopping attire?”

Jeff Richards, a cast member from 2001 to 2004, called Gillis a “really funny guy” and an “obvious natural.”

Among his most vocal critics was “Schitt’s Creek” actor Dan Levy, son of beloved sketch-comedy performer Eugene Levy.

Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's executive order defies the NCAA's eligibility rule, but Charlie Baker fired back that one governor cannot legislate NCAA rules.